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Yet while he now might feel emboldened at building out scenes in larger ways, Baumbach also knows when to pull it back, zeroing in on the heart of a moment.

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There’s an emboldening lesson in that if you choose to take it in.

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After all, he was himself a former bond trader, and had been brought in to embolden Morgan Stanley’s risk-taking culture.

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This perception that the Fed would quickly step in if any real trouble arose emboldened a generation of investors who seized every chance to buy stocks at what felt like a discount.

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The result today is a splintered right and emboldened radicals.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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